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Wireless debugging on Android

 I'm not sure which version of android required to have this feature. For my Redmi 9S follow steps below

navigate to 

-Settings -> Additional settings-> Developer options -> Wireless debugging  

and enable it then click "Pair device with pairing code"



then on your laptop (ip port and code are not exactly same with code below😅)

zsh 1010 % adb pair 192.168.1.213:41855

Enter pairing code: 185176

Successfully paired to 192.168.1.213:41855 [guid=adb-eee2c79f-MOsHVT]

[Sun 23/09/10 23:14 +07][s002][x86_64/darwin22.0/22.5.0][5.9]

<medici@medicis-MacBook-Pro:~>

zsh 1011 % flutter devices             

1 connected device:


macOS (desktop) • macos • darwin-arm64 • macOS 13.4.1 22F770820d darwin-arm64


1 wirelessly connected device:


Redmi Note 9S (mobile) • adb-eee2c79f-MOsHVT._adb-tls-connect._tcp. • android-arm64 • Android 12 (API 31)

[Sun 23/09/10 23:14 +07][s002][x86_64/darwin22.0/22.5.0][5.9]

<medici@medicis-MacBook-Pro:~>

zsh 1012 %

 

Wireless debugging menu may in others place depend on ROM but I hope you got the idea. I really like this feature. Developing app on real phone is a lot faster for me

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